Behavioural Activation for Depressed Patients in Iran:

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334	Alternative projections of mortality and disability by cause 1990–2020: global - Murray, Lopez - 1997 (Show Context) Citation Context ...n addendums119sImpact of depression on quality of life, health, and societysDepression is considered by the World Health Organization (WHO) to be the secondsgreatest cause of disability in the world (=-=Murray and Lopez, 1997-=-; Mathers CD, Stein C,sMa Fat D, et al, 2002; WHO, 2004). Depression is described as a chronic disorder andsfollows a pattern of relapse and remission that is related to illness burdens that fallssint...
99	Ustun B: Depression, chronic diseases, and decrements in health: results from the World Health Surveys. Lancet - Moussavi, Chatterji, et al. - 2007
65	The global burden of disease: 2004 update. Geneva: World Health Organization - WHO - 2008
13	Patients' preferences in the treatment of depressive disorder in primary care. - Schaik, Klijn, et al. - 2004
3	Global Burden of Disease 2000: Version 2 methods and results - Mathers, Stein, et al. - 2002
2	The course, morbidity, and costs of depression. Archives of General Psychiatry - Klerman, Weissman - 1992 (Show Context) Citation Context ...a Fat D, et al, 2002; WHO, 2004). Depression is described as a chronic disorder andsfollows a pattern of relapse and remission that is related to illness burdens that fallssinto two broad categories (=-=Klerman and Weissman, 1992-=-). The first is the burden ofsillness experienced by the depressed patients, including discomfort, pain or distress, orsproblems in conducting the activities of daily life. The second is the extensive...
1	Rural-urban differences in depression care. http://www.wiche.edu/info/publications/FortneyWorking PaperYr3Proj2.pdf. Assessed 17.09.13 - Fortney, Harman, et al. - 2009 (Show Context) Citation Context ...lack of specialist mental health care for depression in rural areas,scompared to urban areas (Lambart, Agger, & Hartley, 1999), and especially the availability of psychotherapy is low in rural areas (=-=Fortney, Harman, Xu, & Dong, 2009-=-).sThere are also vast differences between countries, with Western countries havingsmuch more psychological treatments available than non-Western countries. The Median rate of psychologist per 100,000...
1	World Health Organization. http://www.who.int/ about/licensing/copyrig/- copyright-form/en/index.html - Atlas - 2011 (Show Context) Citation Context ...lth sectorsby WHO region is 0.04 for Africa, 1.29 for the Americans, 0.48 for the eastern Mediterranean, 2.58 for Europe, 0.03 for South East Asia, and 0.00 for the Western Pacifics(WHO-Mental Health =-=Atlas, 2011-=-). In Iran, for instance, the usual treatment for depression is ADM, and psychological treatments are difficult to get. In rural areas, butseven in most urban areas in Iran the supply of psychological...